The biggest challenge of web design today is that your pages are as likely to be viewed on a widescreen television as a tiny cellphone screen. Discover how the new Fluid Grid Layout features in Dreamweaver CS6 make it easy to create responsive designs that adapt to the size of the browser window. (Read more…)
Janine Warner is the author of every edition of Dreamweaver For Dummies.
In this interview, filmed at BlogWorld by publisher Wiley, Inc. Janine talks about her experience as a web designer, why she loves working with Dreamweaver, and how much has changed since she wrote her first Dummies book in the mid 1990s. (Learn more about Janine)
When you create a dynamic website site with a program like WordPress, all of your content is stored in a database and pages are generated as they are requested by the server. If you’ve built your website with a program like Dreamweaver, GoLive, or FrontPage, you’ve probably built a ‘static site,’ meaning every page in the […]
Read More cms, mobile web design, wordpressBefore the world can see your Web site, you have to publish it on the world wide web. Although you can run your own web server, most people sign up with a web hosting service. Essentially, you rent server space from a web host for a monthly or annual fee, ranging from as little as […]
Read More dwcs3, dwcs4, dwcs5, dwcs6, web hosting, wordpressTemplates come in many shapes and styles on the web. You can find templates for Adobe Flash, Photoshop, Dreamweaver, WordPress blogs and more on the web, but not all templates work in all programs. This column is about creating Templates with the .dwt extension – a step that saves time when creating custom sites in […]
Read More dwcs3, dwcs4, dwcs5, dwcs6, templatesYou might be surprised how many people are confused about the difference between a website and a blog, and how complicated it is to answer the question about which one is better…
Essentially, a blog (short for web log) is just a special kind of web site. Blogs are designed to make it easy for anyone to post text and images to the Internet (even if you don’t know HTML, the language of web design).
Read More dwcs3, dwcs4, dwcs5, dwcs6, web design, wordpressOver the years, web design has evolved into an increasingly complex field, and Dreamweaver has evolved with it, adding features that go way beyond the basics of combining a few words and images. Adobe’s dedication to keeping up with changing standards and adding new features with each new version is why Dreamweaver is such a […]
Read More dwcs6Dreamweaver is the most popular commercial program for creating custom websites. Developed by Macromedia and later acquired by Adobe Software, Inc. Dreamweaver is part of the Adobe Creative Suite, which includes Photoshop, Illustrator, Flash, Premiere, Acrobat, and many other popular design programs.
You can download a free 30-day trial version of Adobe Dreamweaver.
Hey Janine!
I was a reluctant Dreamweaver student at best – disgruntled might describe it better.
This is my 5th day using the 2 tutorial DVD’s I bought and it’s all starting to click! Yeah! I’m surprised to say… brace yourself… I think I’m actually starting to like Dreamweaver! Wow!!!
Thank you for your cheerful and easy to follow instructions. They have made all the difference in the world!
– Rebecca Burdock
Hi Janine,
“The company I’ve been working with for six months now has given me extra hours – and extra $$$ – to help implement a new CSS initiative for all four of their business units (read: websites).
The company’s Director of Technology was very impressed with my CSS expertise and is including me in bigger and more wide-reaching projects. I owe quite a bit to you, partly for your helpful resources and partly for making HTML and CSS cool!
Thanks!!”
~Tom Dumenjich
Los Angeles, CA
Dear Janine,
“I agree with the comments on your site – your videos really do make learning web design fun, and you manage to take the intimidation out of the process!
Definitely the best video tutorials I’ve seen!”
Thanks,
Michelle Ferguson
Chicago, Ill
